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US President Signs Order to Maintain Quantum Computing Lead Over China

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jun 24
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order aiming to ensure the United States remains ahead of China in the emerging field of quantum computing. The order leverages national labs and AI supercomputers for advanced projects. This development occurs as China's LineShine system achieved the top spot on the biannual TOP500 list, displacing El Capitan at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

From asiaone.com, tribune.com.pk

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The TOP500 ranking of supercomputers saw LineShine, located in Shenzhen, China, take the top spot, which uses domestically designed chips. Experts caution that this ranking may reflect China's push for self-sufficiency in computing systems rather than global leadership in AI.

From asiaone.com, tribune.com.pk

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  1. US and Chinese officials are meeting in Washington, where Trump is seeking to maintain US technological leadership over China amidst industry apprehension.Sub-event
  2. Trump pushes for US quantum computing superiority over China, leveraging national labs and AI supercomputers.1 source
  3. Trump focuses on US leadership in quantum computing using major tech companies and national labs.1 source

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